St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-03
THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.

The Official Programme for the
Reception OF the Presidential
Party.
The committee on the reception of
President Cleveland reported the follow
ing official programme yesterday:
The presidential party will arrive at
the union depot at $50 p. m. Oct. 10,
and will be received with a salute of
twenty-oDe guns, and be met by the
mayor and common council, assisted by
a delegation of citizens. They VIII take
carriages and proceed to the Hotel Ryan
street, Third to Robert. Robert to the
Ryan. On arrival at the hotel, the
mayor will deliver brief address of
welcome, and nothing further will be
done until T:45 when the party will take
carriages at the Sixth street entrance
and view the illuminationS of the CITY.
escorted by the military. The route
will be down Sixth street to jackson,
up Jackson to Seventh, down Seventh
to Sibley, down Sibley to Third,
up Third to Bridge square, where the
militia will halt and form in the square.
The visitors and specially invited guests
and citizens will ascend the platform
and review the uniformed clubs, which
will march by, turning up Wabasha
street. After the passage of the column
of clubs. the party will re-enter their
carriages, and accompanied by the mill
tary proceed up Wabasha street to Sey-
enth, down Seventh to Jackson, down
jackson to Sixth. up Sixth to the Ryan.
On arrival at the Ryan the German
musical societies will give serenade
in front of the Sixth street entrance.
From $50 to 80 a reception will be
hn11 In nfnI l,n 1a+n
will be announced hereafter, which will
terminate the first days proceedings.
SECOND DAY.
The presidential party will leave the
Ryan from the Sixth street entrance at
$50 a. IN. for a drive about the city.
The route will be as follows: Up Rob-
ert street to Seventh, down Seventh to
Hoffman avenue, out Hoffman to the
river bluff, return by Third street to st.
Peter, up st. Peter to Fifth, down Fifth
to Wabasha, up Wabasha to Tenth,
down Tenth to Cedar, Cedar to Bluff
street, Bluff to Grant, return by Grant
to Bluff, Bluff to Iglehart, Iglehart to
Rice, Rice to Summit avenue, Summit
to Dale, Dale to Portland. Portland to
Western, Western to Dayton, Dayton to
Third, Third to depot, where the party
will arrive at IL m.
INFORMATION.
The programme has been arranged
with express reference to the comfort
of the presidential party, and all has
been done that can be in the limited
time allowed to pleasantly entertain our
distinguished guests, and at the same
time allow our people ample Opportu-
nifty to see the president and Mrs. CIeve-
land.
SUGGESTIONS.
The committee find that the city has
grown TO such magnitude that it will be
impossible to allow any but the uni
formed carnival clubs to take part in
the parade, as too much time would be
taken up in the review, but all societies
at home and abroad are cordially inyi-
ted to attend. Spectators are especially
requested not to assembly too largely at
any one point along the line of march.
but to distribute themselves along the
whole route.
1t has been decided imDracticable to
invite specially any one within our own
city Or state except officials and Mime
apoliS authorities, the committee, there
fore, extend to everybody most hearty
invitation to be present and assist in
making this entertainment worthy of
the chief magistrate of the nation. his
charming wife and the metropolis of the
Northwest.
A committee on information as to
quarters for strangers will publish full
directions hereafter.
CHARLES E. FLANDRAU, Chm'n,
THOMAS COCHRAN,
DELos A. MoNFoRT,
L.. Ill. Manifold,
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